[04:02] TheMuso, persia: i am running update again and it appears to be working [04:02] ok great. [04:24] TheMuso, update completed, ran debuild, received a few lintian warnings, and fixed all but one [04:25] Ok cool. [04:25] it was complaining about the misc depends for the ubuntustudio-audio package, which will be a transitional package [04:25] persia said to remove the ${misc:depends}....should i put it back or ignore the lintian warning? [04:27] TheMuso, ^^^ [05:29] Hrm lmms hasn't been looked at. [05:29] Its a warning for a reason. :) [05:29] Leave it out. [06:46] Lintian could probably use a patch to detect transitional dummy packages, but that would require a real resolution to the debate over their format (which hasn't been active in a while, but was last given up with a consensus that if the tools handled it, it was probably correct) [12:01] TheMuso, quadrispro said he knew what the problem was on lmms and was taking care of it [12:02] also i haven't received an email about uninstallable binary on it for a couple of days [12:03] TheMuso, persia: i will leave the miscellaneous, depends out then (which is what i would thinking), thank you [12:03] i'll should have the debdiff this evening then (about +18 hours hence) [13:57] TheMuso: rereading the scrollback (well, logs actually) i might not have explanined the misc depends clearly [13:58] TheMuso: lintian was telling me that the package did NOT have a misc depends [13:58] going to have a shower, persia: thank you very much! [13:58] see you later guys [13:58] quadrispro, It's not me: you earned it. [13:58] bye quadrispro :) [13:59] did quadrispro garner an accolade? [15:49] persia: severla days ago i was speaking with quadrispro about lashd and jack session [15:50] he informed me that development for lashd has stopped, which i felt was unfortunate as we are now just including it in the image [15:50] however, he did say that despite lack of development, it apparently is well developed so we should see use from it for a while [15:51] but i expect that means that jack session will be the viable path in the future [15:52] I think we should use what works today, even if it's not exciting upstream, and adopt the new upstream model once it's mature. [15:52] scott-work: what about ladish ? [15:53] falktx: i don't know that much about ladish at the moment [15:53] afaik, it's not in debian yet [15:53] i also note that the build log for the daily still inlcudes phonon, kdebase-runtime and other kde packages :( [15:54] eheh [15:54] scott-work: i suppose it's Qt [15:55] i remember looking at qjackctl's depencies and thinking it wouldn't pull so much in but i certainly could be wrong [15:56] it does look like one place it is bringin in phonon is from the audio-common seeds [15:56] ugh, it also appears like it may be in the video seed as well [15:59] although the build logs appear to contain fewer kde packages [16:02] scott-work: someone has to install it and check [16:06] falktx: i have a previous natty install (from approximately a week ago) that i can check a few things [16:07] i used rdpeneds to try and check some of the kde stuff but so much as installed it became unintelligible (literally in the case where i tried to generate a map with graphviz and dot) [16:07] s/as installed/was installed [16:08] obviously someone should port qjackctl to gtk [16:08] * scott-work is kidding [16:08] hehe [16:10] scott-work: i'm still working on the US live-dvd thing [16:10] internet is still slow [16:12] ubuntustudio sure has a lot of software.... [16:13] scott-work: some packages are way big and not really needed (lilypond-doc has 150mb), why not removing it ? [16:17] falktx: i would like to reduce the size of the image [18:41] falktx, does festige depend on something related to VST? [18:41] does it need to build against any VST-related stuff? [18:41] quadrispro: no [18:42] falktx, please give me the URL [18:42] quadrispro: it needs a header file, but it uses a free one from LMMS [18:42] festige.sf.net [18:42] ScottL, I've become core-dev (hi!) [18:42] quadrispro: i havent updated the webpage yet, but the sourceforge release file should be 0.9.2 [18:43] falktx, I took a look somedays ago, now I don't remeber what the problem was [18:43] yep, going to download the file [18:43] i'll give you the final link [18:43] quadrispro: http://sourceforge.net/projects/festige/files/0.9.2/festige-0.9.2.tar.gz/download [18:44] falktx, I'm on it, does it need fst? [18:44] quadrispro: no, it has one built-in [18:45] (patched for ladish support) [18:45] quadrispro: the source package already has a debian folder :) [18:45] falktx, fst was available in Debian -> http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=402945 [18:46] nice [18:46] "was" ? [18:47] quadrispro: ha, i know about that [18:47] quadrispro: please note on the webpage, http://www.joebutton.co.uk/fst/ : [18:47] 29 Jan 2009 - Development now continues in git. The VST headers are not required anymore. execute git clone "git://repo.or.cz/fst.git" to get it. [18:47] VST headers are not required [18:47] quadrispro: that was the only issue afaik [18:48] bingo [18:48] well, I'm going to make the 'fst' package first [18:48] ok [18:48] make sure you get git code [18:49] why? [18:50] falktx, did you get your alioth account? [18:51] quadrispro: for fst, make sure you get git code, cause it's the one that doesnt need VST header [18:51] quadrispro: i think so... [18:51] falktx, where fst's git branch is? [18:52] quadrispro: http://repo.or.cz/w/fst.git [18:54] quadrispro: congratulations on core-dev! that is super cool :) [18:54] thank you scott-work ! [18:54] falktx, off... they don't provide an homepage, I see... [18:55] one is http://www.joebutton.co.uk/fst/ but seems not up-to-date [18:56] falktx, I need some time to fix a wrong upload of faad2, would you mind to get in touch with upstream in order to get more information about the current status, their plans for the future, etc etc? [18:58] quadrispro: sure [18:58] no prob [18:58] falktx, feel free to CC me [18:58] time to go [18:58] bye [20:18] in digging through the daily build log, the number of kde pacakges is greatly reduced, perhaps 1/2 remain